But sadly it means it's hard for me to understand the source files sometimes. Which is why it's a shame there isn't any documentation about the library.

I'll have another stab at understanding it when I get my touch/UI sorted out a bit better.

Thanks, Minxster

I haven't looked into either of the two libraries in depth so it's difficult to say which will be more helpful for your particular M5Core2 project. @Rop was very active for a while but then moved on to non M5Stack related things I guess.

That said, in the past M5Stack engineers weren't too busy adding new features (or fixing bugs) in their libraries once a particular piece of software has been out. So I don't expect too much activity in the M5GFX library except maybe small adaptions to support new M5Stack devices which have a screen.

Thanks
Felix

a lot of functionality in M5Core2.h has been developed by @Rop and has then been adopted by M5Stack. The code is a bit older and only covers M5Core2. On the other hand the M5GFX library is more universal, covers all current M5Stack devices and is more recent.

Thanks
Felix